Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-20
Society Notes.


Whitney, at Grasslands, on Friday.
Sir Lionel Sackville West will sail for Europe on
the Aurania on July 2.
Baron and the Baroness Rosen have taken q cot
tage at Point Pleasant, NJ.
Miss Augur, sister Of Capt Augur, has returned
to this city from visit to West Point.
Mrs. Ralph johnson is at OceanVIew.
Judge and Mrs. Durham have taken the house on
the corner Of G and 29th streets.
Miss Rosecrans has returned from a trip North,
and will remain with her father at the Riggs
House, until later In the season, when they will
together enjoy the generals vacation.
Mrs. Stewart, wife Of the Senator from Nevada
has taken her daughter from Hellmuth College, at
London, Canada, to her Western home.
Admiral and Mrs. c. P. r. Rogers will spend
next month in the city.
Judge and Mrs. Adds left on Saturday for York
on the coast Of Maine, where they will stay fol
several months
Mr.. Alexandra Gregers races on the Ivy City
race track on Saturday afternoon. between the
hours OF D and 2, brought out large number o
horSemanShip. Mr.. Richard Smith and Mr.
Wycine Preston were the judges, and Mr.
Nogueiras and Mr. Smith acted as starters There
were four races, a steeple chase and mule race
The winners or f1rst prizes, red rOSetteS with Q
diamond pin for the center, were MeSsrs A. Legare
2. Dana, Lickson. +. c. Blunt and Greger. OF
second prizes, which were blue rosetteS were
Messrs Greger 2, E. c. Blount, P. Wallach and r.
Wallach 2. Refreshments were served In the clut
house, and the event was most pleasant one
The young ladies who rode out on horseback en-.
jOyed trying the course.
Miss Bessie Campbell, daughter OF Congressman
Campbell, of Ohio, sailed for New York on Satur
day IN company with the daughters of Ex-senator
Davis and Mr.. Elkins. They were accompanied by
governess, and will remain abroad one year.
Mr.. Geo. T. woodward, Jr., OF Georgetown, D. c.
and Miss Eva May Rearick daughter OF CHIEF
Engineer Rear1ck, U. s. n, were married at Balti-
mo O Tk1nr
very quiet there being present only the Immediate
families OF the bride and groom.
Miss Kate Shanahan, who left the city a few
weeks ago for Syracuse N. Y. will be married to.
the latter city, TO Mr.. George DriscOll. The wed.
ding Will be quiet affair, only the relatives OF
tn the contracting % parties being invited. After q
short trip through the North the couple Will take
up their residence at Syracuse.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. North will leave for the Ale
ghany Springs In a day or two, to be gone until
OcOber.
Miss Helena Mccarthy, Of Washington, and Miss
NJ. A. Mcdonnell and Miss Mamie Mcdonnell, OF
Baltimore. will sail Wednesday from New York on
the steamship Celtic.
Mr.. Erastus Corning, OF Albany, announces that
he has invited the President to visit him at his
! new residence at Bar Harbor, Mount Desert, and
that the invitation has been accepted The Pres
ident's visit, he says, will take place in August.
The cottage OF Mr.. Corning is one Of the finest on
the island. IL Is situated at the extreme end OF
the harb0r on peninSula-shaped head facing the
ocean.
Arrangements are now being made to have Mr.
Corcoran taken at once to the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, and II present expectations are
realized he win leave for that place on Wednes
day. Every measure has been taken both for his
safe and comfortable transit ana his comfort and
care at point OF destination, and it is hoped that
with the cool and bracing air Of the mountain re
gton his health win be materially improved. Ger
tainly the prayers and good wishes OF the people
not OF Washington alone, but OF the whole coun
try, will 60 with him.
Mrs. Col VIM. Wall, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Franks and her niece Miss Mildred Franks
left for Spring Lake this morning.
Mrs. Amelia skidm0re and her two daughters
Mrs A. g: Gross and Miss N. Sk1dmore, are at tn,
Acme, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs O. @. staples, Mra A. St C. Denve
and Miss Denvet, HISS Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. g
among the late arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel OF,
Point Comfort